Author: Nancy

Fourth Grade at Roberts

Spelling Words!
Study spelling accuracy
rising
traced
stripped
slammed
dancing
striped
winning
snapping
bragging
handled
dripped
begged
dared
skipped
hitting
spotted
raced
dimmed
spinning
escaped

Week Fourteen! 11/26/12

MARK your calendar for these upcoming events:
* Stuff the Sleigh toy drive is this week. All donated toys needs to be turned in by Thursday, November 29 for a collection count on Friday.
* CHEER Mini camps November 26, 28, 30 @ 2:30-4:00
* UALR Trojans are sponsoring a DON ROBERTS ELEMENTARY FAMILY NIGHT on December 1@ 4:30 and 7:00
* December 14 is the next BOXTOP count.
Here are the plans this week:
Reading: The Earth Dragon Awakes
Reading Strategy: Sequence of Events
Grammar: Possessive Nouns
Writing: Informational
Spelling: Suffixes –ed or –ing
Math: Decimals & Fractions
Social Studies: Natural Disasters
Science: Natural Disasters
VOCABULARY WORDS: (10 total)
trembles, wreckage, slab, possessions, tenement, crushing, rubble, debris, timbers, constructed

Tests this week:
Thursday– Vocabulary Test
Friday- Reading test over The Earth Dragon Awakes, Math Test: x and ÷, Math Test over Decimals, Spelling Test

1. Parents, if you owe any IOU’s to the front office for lunch money, please repay this ASAP.
2. School starts at 7:40 each morning. We are trying to cut down on the number of tardies this year, and we need YOUR help in order to make this happen. If your child comes in the building past 7:40, they are considered tardy. PLEASE make every effort to ensure your child arrives on time each and every day.
SPELLING BEE—Your child brought home a list of words to study for the Sripps National Spelling Bee. There will be 2 winners per class and those 2 students will then participate in the school wide bee that will take place on December 17. “Bee” sure and look for the list of study words that came home and please let me know if you need a new list.
if you see clips boards while you are out shopping and would like to pick one up for our class, we would really appreciate it. We still need about 20 clipboards. Thanks!

Mrs. McBride’s Class

Mrs. McBride

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